Meaning of 'wireless' in Xhosa is: wireless

wireless: wireless

Noun:

unomathotholo, kunomathotholo, usasazo.

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Adjective(1) having no wires
Noun(1) medium for communication(2) transmission by radio waves(3) an electronic receiver that detects and demodulates and amplifies transmitted signals(4) a communication system based on broadcasting electromagnetic waves

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(1) Phone wireless is opening up a lot of social exchanges that we didn't expect before.(2) To fully equip every street in Britain with conventional wireless networking, would require a prodigious effort.(3) Most technology gets cheaper over the decades; air travel, computer power, computers, wireless communication.(4) The wireless solution was cheaper than wiring the entire campus, and it's so much more convenient.(5) There are other weaknesses in the wireless system.(6) With planning, a solution can be offered that will combine cable, wireless and satellite services.(7) Because wireless still is a young industry, there is plenty of uncertainty over which companies eventually will dominate the spaceu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u252cu00ac(8) Users will have access through a combination of terrestrial wireless and satellite transmissions.(9) The second step is to help create the right policy and regulatory environment for broadband, and satellite, and wireless .(10) But most analysts predict that it will be at least a decade or so before the technology has advanced enough to make internet radio as cheap and painless to use as the battered old wireless .(11) wireless connection(12) The Yankee Group projects steeper year-over-year growth for satellite, broadband wireless and other technologies.(13) Some older buildings are very difficult to pull cable through, and wireless may be able to get everyone connected.(14) Wireless networks are open and available to all who have wireless devices, whereas wired networks require a physical connection to gain access.(15) He said nothing new in his suggestion that broadband infrastructures - be it DSL, satellite, cable or wireless - could be run by just a handful of companies.(16) In a world where there is competition between cable and wireless and telephone for video and voice and data, what is the role of the FCC?